04-08-2023, 05:58 PM
(04-08-2023, 05:46 PM)Go Cards Wrote: True
Yet New England won 6 SB's and TB 1 SB with a QB that was drafted in the 6th round, so why did the Bengals waste a #1 overall
pick on a QB ?
Probably because it happens but doesn't happen that often. Here are the top 8 RB's in the league (n order of finish) last year representing 25% of the 32 #1 backs
Name.......................................Round..........Overall
Josh Jacobs................................1st.......... .....24th
Christian Mccaffrey......................1st.................8th
Austin Ekeler....................................Undrafted
Derrick Henry..............................2nd ...............45th
Nick Chubb.................................2nd................35th
Saquon Barrkley..........................1st.................2nd
Dalvin Cook.................................2nd...............45th
Aaron Jones.................................5th................182
Don't think the Bengals have to go RB in 1st or 2nd round even though 75% of the top RB's last year came from those rounds, but they have a better chance of striking gold if they do. Would say it will all hinge on who they like.
I think it all depends on how you rank your RBs, really. The concept with RB is a little different as they are easier to replace than, say, a QB. For instance, if we try to rank RBs by their efficiency (YPC), you get...
- Khalil Herbert - 6th round
- Aaron Jones - 5th round
- Tony Pollard - 4th round
- Travis Etienne - 1st round
- Nick Chubb - 2nd round
- Rhamondre Stevenson - 4th round
- Josh Jacobs - 1st round
- Miles Sanders - 2nd round
- Tyler Allgeier - 5th round
- Raheem Mostert - UDFA
That kind of makes it difficult for us, doesn't it? Lol.